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You non OTR drivers on this site have primarily bashed the OTR companies more than the individual driver for that company. There have been a few exceptions where the individual was attacked. That is when the bashing has gone over the top, and even the repetitive bashing of the OTR companies IS getting very old and stale.
Double L, you do not need you CDL or driving experience to form opinions about driving OTR or non OTR....because the happy posters on this site have passed their positive and negative opinions onto this board and with that you are getting a window into the Trucking world.
It doesnt matter WHY a drivers choices to drive OTR or Non OTR. They either like what they do or they move on to something different.
OTR driving is not ideal....nothing is.
There are many things that I would like to see changed in the OTR industry, unfortunately nothing is going to change in the foreseeable future.
I enjoy OTR driving, I take the good points and the bad points, and I do not see myself leaving OTR in the foreseeable future, either.
My opinion of local driving doesnt matter....right now I have no desire to do that type of work, and there are points, that are in my opinion that I consider negative regarding local and other non OTR driving positions.
The OTR bashing has gotten old, stale, and very repetitive...but, who am I to tell anybody how to "act" on the board.
Ya'all want to bash me...go ahead...I have thick skin and can take it. But I will not banter back and forth dragging a thread on for 20+ pages trying to get a point across.
You're right that's why I say he could have posted in the current thread without starting a new one.Originally Posted by Drew10
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I just cant fathom how non-drivers feel that they can start a thread like this one
Go get a year OTR experience and THEN come back and tell us how you REALLY feel.
LL needs to obtain a CDL first, then get a year of OTR or Local to be able to pass judgement.....
Non drivers come to this site and other sites and formulate opinions based on what is read on these, and the other forum sites. They get the opinions from all of us drivers, OTR and non OTR. When they see the non OTR drivers doing nothing but bash OTR in all posts that relate, the non drivers form opinions from what is read. I just cant fathom how non-drivers feel that they can start a thread like this one
Go get a year OTR experience and THEN come back and tell us how you REALLY feel.
LL needs to obtain a CDL first, then get a year of OTR or Local to be able to pass judgement.....
You non OTR drivers on this site have primarily bashed the OTR companies more than the individual driver for that company. There have been a few exceptions where the individual was attacked. That is when the bashing has gone over the top, and even the repetitive bashing of the OTR companies IS getting very old and stale.
Double L, you do not need you CDL or driving experience to form opinions about driving OTR or non OTR....because the happy posters on this site have passed their positive and negative opinions onto this board and with that you are getting a window into the Trucking world.
It doesnt matter WHY a drivers choices to drive OTR or Non OTR. They either like what they do or they move on to something different.
OTR driving is not ideal....nothing is.
There are many things that I would like to see changed in the OTR industry, unfortunately nothing is going to change in the foreseeable future.
I enjoy OTR driving, I take the good points and the bad points, and I do not see myself leaving OTR in the foreseeable future, either.
My opinion of local driving doesnt matter....right now I have no desire to do that type of work, and there are points, that are in my opinion that I consider negative regarding local and other non OTR driving positions.
The OTR bashing has gotten old, stale, and very repetitive...but, who am I to tell anybody how to "act" on the board.
Ya'all want to bash me...go ahead...I have thick skin and can take it. But I will not banter back and forth dragging a thread on for 20+ pages trying to get a point across.